We revealed recently the viral snaps that ruined relationships after cheaters were exposed by their partners.

While a love guru unveiled the three personality traits love-rats who are more likely to cheat possess.

And while trusting your partner is often the key to a happy relationship, it appears 2019 is making it even harder.

According to relationship experts at eharmony, as well as cheating on you, your partner can now also 'micro-cheat' on you.

We have social media to thanks, as more and more digital platforms make it harder for people to navigate the dating scene.

'Micro-cheating' is defined by the dating website as “a term which encompasses smaller, albeit questionable acts” from your partner.

These can include, flirting online, liking Instagram posts or dropping direct messages with an ulterior motive.

Dating expert Rachael Lloyd said: "Advances in technology and the multitude of available platforms means that people often feel there is endless choice. This choice can sometimes lead people to make toxic decisions.

"It might start with a bit of flirting online, and build towards full-blown emotional affairs in the digital environment. The fallout from these situations can be as devastating as a physical affair."

She added: "A couple of Instagram likes here and there might not seem so bad, however you need to consider the intent behind them.

"It's also a good idea to set clear boundaries as soon as possible in a new relationship, so your partner is not surprised when you challenge them on apparent 'infidelity' when they think they are simply being friendly.

"The modern dating world can be a minefield, but clear communication can really help."